Discover SAM - Parts & Accessories for Your Journey

The parts are different and cannot be interchanged; an angled cylinder simply angles the blade, while the lift cylinder like #3371304203 you mentioned will raise it vertically. The part you mentioned is for a Western Hydraulic snow plow, and for an…

2,500 PSI is the max pressure rating of the Replacement Lift Cylinder part #3371304201.

Hey Brian. We do have the 7' 6" Basic Steel Cutting Edge Kit for 7' Meyer HomePlow Snowplows item #ME64FR. This would be the only replacement blade kit we have available for a Meyer snow plow that long. It's designed as a replacement…

We definitely have the replacement blade for your Fisher snow plow with part 5532. For a compatible replacement, I recommend the Replacement Cutting Edge for Fisher Snow Plows #3371301300. The mounting holes in this replacement blade accept 1/2"…

We do have a shoe for a Meyer snowplow with a 3/4" diameter shaft, the Replacement Shoe Assembly for Meyer Snowplow - Standard (Drive Pro) #3371303002. I have added a link to a video review with dimensions of this part for you to check out as…

Hey Dave, for the ram rod rebuild kit you'd want the part #3371305105 since it is a 2 inch diameter cylinder and for the angle rod you'd wan the part #3371305100 since that would be a 1-1/2 inch diameter cylinder.

For the Meyer home plow model 25000 that you referenced the correct shoe kit is the part #3371303002 that you referenced.

The closest thing we carry to a complete kit are replacement back drag blades for Fisher snowplows, though these do not have hardware, so you would have to source that locally. The Fisher replacement back drag blades we carry have different lengths…

The correct replacement for your for your S2T216AP2 is #STL16RB for the passenger side and #STL17RB for the driver side.

Hey Bill, so yeah we worded the fit of the lock you mentioned odd but it's not going to fit a 3 inch setup but we can help as we have the Blaylock EZ part #BLTL-60-40D that was designed for 3 inch diameter setups like you have.

Hello Greg, Yes, you can use the same drum for the electric brakes that you used with your hydraulic brakes. Based on the measurements you provided, it looks like you have a #84 spindle, which typically means you're working with a 3,500 lb axle.…

Hey Jeffrey, I was able to confirm that your Dexter axle is a 3,500 lb capacity axle so the correct bearing kit would be the Dexter kit part #DX76ER. Are you wanting to have a spare set on hand or did your bearings go out?